Most people can name at least one unsolved mystery out there, but you might be surprised to hear that around 40% of murders in the US go unsolved. So it simply stands to reason that most places where ...
Google has made finding information ridiculously easy. Need to know the capital of Mongolia? Two seconds. Want the recipe for grandmother’s apple pie? Boom, thousands of results. But here’s the thing ...
Most people can name at least one unsolved mystery out there, but you might be surprised to hear that around 40% of murders in the US go unsolved. So it simply stands to reason that most places where ...
Mysteries fascinate the mind because they leave us with a feeling of incompleteness. The world is generally governed by cause and pattern, and when something won't obey a plane vanishes into thin air, ...
Kasper Hauser was a boy who spent his life trapped in a cramp dungeon, subsisting on bread and water and sleeping on a bed made of straw. At age 16, a mystery person handed Hauser two letters and ...
A reader sent along this stumper for the weekly mystery. It might not be as tough as last week’s but it still won’t be easy. We’ll just say it’s in a rural S.C. location. Where is it? If you have a ...
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